Hoppin Down The Bunny Trail Mix Recipe
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This Hoppin Down The Bunny Trail Mix recipe includes whole grains and good for you seeds. It’s a great snack that’s perfect after school or when traveling.
Hoppin Down The Bunny Trail Mix recipe disappears from your kitchen as fast as it is to make it. It’s a snack that you can feel a little better about your children eating.
When my kids were younger, the first words out of their mouths after school were “I’m hungry, what is there to eat?” Sound familiar?
It’s not always easy finding snacks that your children will want to eat that don’t scream junk food. This little bunny munching snack will be win that you don’t mind them snacking on.
This post is sponsored by Baker’s. This recipe and opinions are 100% my own.
As I often do, I developed this recipe as I was shopping at my local Baker’s Grocery store.
I always start in their produce area and then head for their health market.
I picked up some sunflower and pumpkin seeds as well as these cute little bunny crackers. I’ve eaten them before and knew they were full of whole grains and taste delicious.
Before I left, I had some pretzels, miniature marshmallows, and honey nut cereal.
When I got home, I mixed up a coconut oil honey mixture that I cooked ANd then mixed into my cereal, seeds, and pretzels and then set it out to dry.
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It was delicious, but while I was devouring doing quality control, I thought “would I want this stuff sticking in my kids’ teeth?” Nope was my immediate answer and instead, I roasted my seeds and mixed up the ingredients as is.
What I got was an easy and delicious trail mix recipe that anyone would like to munch on.
I put it in a zip closure bag and like I said it disappeared…with John as he went back to work. He returned with an empty-handed and said he was pretty popular that afternoon.
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Hoppin Down The Bunny Trail Mix Recipe
Ingredients
- 2 cups Kroger Honey Nut Bitz cereal
- 1/4 cup Simple Truth Organic raw pumpkin seeds
- 1/4 cup Simple Truth Organic raw sunflower seeds
- 2 cups Kroger Pretzel Haus stick pretzels
- 1 box Annie’s Friends Bunny Grahams
- 2 cups Kroger miniature marshmallows
Instructions
- Preheat an oven to 325°F. Spread seeds out on a rimmed baking sheet and bake for 8 minutes. Stir and back for an additional 6 minutes. Cool completely.
- In a large bowl combine all ingredients and stir together.
- Store in an airtight container.
Nutrition
Nutritional Disclaimer
This recipe was calculated using the exact brands and measurements I used to make this recipe. If you are following a strict diet please note changing anything will cause the nutritional info to change. My calculations are intended as a guide only.
Do you have a simple snack idea that your kiddos love? Please share in the comments below.
What a perfect snack! I love seeds and even better mixed with pretzels, chocolate and mini marshmallows! I am not sure I would be able to stop snacking! 🙂
Thank you, Petra! I think I was quoted as saying just one more bite then I’m done.
This trail mix is a kid’s delight with all their favorite things in it! Great job Julie! Thanks for sharing this recipe here at Fiesta Friday! Happy Friendship Day!
Thank you Su! I appreciate you co-hosting this week too!
Julie–. This is perfect for for a hike too! Especially with the name! Really curious about the garbanzo beans now!
Thanks!
Michelle
Hahaha I’ve got to get that garbanzo post done. This would be a great snack for hiking or camping too. Thanks, Michelle!
What a yummy snack you put together, Julie! I like the name, too. I think kids (and adults) would love this when they get home from school and work and just can’t wait until dinner to eat something. I hope you will tell us about the garbanzo beans! 🙂 Beautiful photos!
Really a delicious snack mix Julie. I could see myself dipping into that bowl a lot.
Thank you Suzanne! I think it’ll be fun to set out for the kids when our neighborhood gets together. I’ve snacked on those bunnies before and they are yummy and not bad nutritionally!
How cute are the lil bunnies in your trail mix Julie 🙂 Just in time for the wee ones going back to school. You’ve been polishing up your site I see, like that “jump to recipe” badge right at the top. I do like scrolling through pictures and tablescapes though, so always love to see pictures, and yours are just lovely.
Thank you Loretta! I like trail mix when we travel, especially flying. I like looking at the photos and stories too but there are others that just want the recipes so hopefully they’ll like the jump button. It’s been really slow this summer and I didn’t work to hard at anything! I think I’m getting a better eye on the photos, but as soon as I say that and I can’t get a picture that I like. Are you back for the rest of the summer or will you be jet setting again before the snow flies?
Mmmmm! This sounds so yummy, Julie. The hint of graham adds an extra layer of flavor to the trail mix. Those little bunnies would make kids of all ages smile! (I was waiting for the garbanzo beans! 🙂 ) Thanks for sharing today, Julie! Back-to-school days are just around the corner! ♡
Thank you so much Dawn! Those little bunnies are delicious even for a big kid like me. I appreciate you stopping by!
This looks so good! I love the photos as well!
Thank you so much Lynz! Hugs!!
Sound delicious, I know my kids will love this! It is a perfect after school snack. Can’t wait to find out about the garbanzo beans too!
Thank you Jess! It’s a cliff hanger LOL!